Should You Remain Friends With An Ex?

When you date someone, for most people, it means
that you hope for the long term. But sometimes, it
doesn't end that way. After the memories you've
both made together, the laughter or the tears, you
have to get up, dust your backside and move on.
In many instances where there is a break-up
discussion, and both people are trying to show
they're mature and all, they decide to remain
friends. Is it worth it?
Share your comments and hear your opinion........

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